John, your adherence to your work schedule continues to exceed my expectations and demonstrates a commitment to your job. You are prompt at the start of your shift, and when returning from breaks and lunches. When requesting vacation, you consider the unit’s needs and schedule your time off accordingly. You demonstrate this by maintaining a good attendance and utilizing your leave credits wisely. You continue accept the responsibility to complete tasks with minimal supervision. You are conscientious person, which is reflected by your ability to use good judgment in completing daily assignments. You demonstrate your ability to resolve problems and keep the work flowing in a timely manner. During this performance evaluation period, you assisted
My hopes for the future is being able to use the knowledge I gain on this class and being able to apply it on my daily work ethic. In addition., that I can used this project and use it as a recommendation on one of my meeting and do a presentation about it so my employer see the importance in making an action to help that the issues of retaining nurses need a change as soon as possible .
I come from a family where hard work and dedication runs through our veins like ants out of an infringed ant hill. From birth, both my mother and father have instilled in me the importance of getting a sound education while maintaining a positive relationship with my family, my peers, and with God. It was under the leadership and guidance of my parents that I untapped my thrill for learning and sought to go beyond any stereotypes or labels I was given. Overall, I consider myself to be an academically sound individual. Throughout my career as a student at Monroe High School, I have made an effort to exhibit a sustained, unrelenting work ethic.
While I was in high school I wasn’t fully committed to my studies and believed I didn’t have the potential it took to get into college. I graduated high school early when I first turned 17 through a early graduated program because I followed the wrong crowd and believed I wouldn’t be accepted to a university anyways. After I graduated high school I wanted to move out on my own and get a low paying job and apartment so I could support myself because I was always worried about being a burden to my family. Struggling to make ends meet every month really gave me a good work ethic because this was the first time I experienced having to make ends-meet. I worked until the end of my 6-month lease and eventually ended up moving back in with my parents
Introduction/Objective: Each team member watched the movie, “Stand and Deliver” and completed the discussion questions in this week’s team application, (Musca and Menendez, 1988). During our team discussion, we analyzed the leadership qualities of Escalante. The team discussed how Escalante could read his environment, knowing himself and how to effectively implement his application of leading. The author notes the importance of knowing yourself by identifying who you are and what you stand for, (Bennis, 2009). As a team, we discussed Escalante’s ability to be flexible, by changing his approach to overcome a challenging situation. The team agreed that Escalante followed an authentic style of leading. The team noted that this method of instruction would probably not be an acceptable practice in most schools. The setting for which this movie was depicted was a lower level high school that was in the midst of losing their accreditation, (Musca and Menendez, 1988). The team discussed members of the faculty and their behavior towards their students. The faculty lacked the essential leadership qualities that are needed to properly motivate their students to become successful in obtaining a higher level of education. The team members agreed that a majority of the teaching staff followed the transactional method of leading. The team felt that the environment alone was
Chris, Once again, I would like to welcome you back. This is the first monthly coaching you 've had since you went on workers compensation. You cannot have come back on a more exciting and challenging year. As you have already noticed, there are a few things that have changed since you left. Our new rework goal is 7.5%. Of course, because of the time you have been since you came back and started pulling routes, you haven 't had enough time to accumulate enough work to have a rework percentage. Other areas that are also considered for quality are your whole house compliance and whole house in range. For this month, you scored 100% in whole house compliance and whole house in range. The new goal in this area compared to last year of 94%. Is 95.8%. So this has increased based to last year 's percentage. Currently your yearly average are 94.9 and 95.2% respectively. So based on your current yearly percentage on rework and whole house compliance and the range. You are very close to meeting the goal in all three areas. Let 's continue working on improving our customer service so everything else will fall in place. Again, if there 's anything I can do to help you let me know and I will give you what you need to succeed at your work.
This counselor received the results back from the work-adjustment that Steven participated in from 9/5/17-9/13/17. He completed his assessment at Old Navy and was responsible for retail and janitorial duties.
I wish to be considered for an assignment as the Lieutenant within the C.A.L.E.A. Unit, Planning Bureau, Administration Section, Administration Branch. The C.A.L.E.A. Unit has the fundamental responsibility of ensuring the Division's continued compliance with the accrediting agency. There are several important characteristics that must be employed in order to fulfill its mission. I believe my current role as the Division M.A.P.P.S Coordinator has provided me with a firm foundation to transition into the role of Lieutenant in the C.A.L.E.A. Unit.
In summary, I’m reliable to work and having strong sense of duty. My habit is having attention with details with a strong sense of duty and focused on do it now. When I was in customer service position, I am helpful and realistic person. Most of the times, I’m focused on what can be done to help up others and I am great supportive team member. On other hand, I never say no when someone asked me to do something with them but over time I have learned to start saying no when I just cannot do what they asked me to do.
Miller began a community based job tryout at Louisville Animal Control on 08/14/2017. His assigned duties are cleaning kennels and feeding and playing with the animals. The community based supervisor stated that things are doing well so far. He is the only worker at the shelter so far. The community based supervisor continued to state that he is quite inquisitive but a good worker. Mr. Miller received mostly rating of “very good” in most performance areas. However, he received ratings of “need improvements” in the areas of staying on task and managing
I believe in Work,I believe in work because working is a part of life and A lot of people have to work in order to make money to support their family and whatever their necessities are. Since I was young I was taught to work for my things,For example when I was 10 years old I wanted a new pair of shoes so my mom told me to clean the front yard and backyard and she gave me money then I went to go to buy my New pair of shoes. People need to know that Nothing is never just going to be handed to you, You're going to have to work hard for the things you want in life.
I am the best candidate for the 2nd shift Team Leader Assembly position. My Associate’s degree in Environmental Science should be a great asset to the position. I have participated on various EHS teams, the hiring committee, and EMRT. I have worked throughout assembly. To name a few I have worked on are RP, M400, ERS, Triple Play, Canopy and Wall Pack. Furthermore, I worked in the ballast area, coil winding and welding. I was given the opportunity to be a temporary coordinator and start up two ERS lines on 2nd shift. After that I realized I wanted more. A coordinator position opened up in the 5th Generation area. I posted for the position and accepted the offer. I have enjoyed this position and realize I have a desire to take on more responsibility
Discuss the quality of your work. Consider the time and effort you put forth on routine Activities as well as special projects. Include mention of awards, acknowledgements, Promotions, etc. Where appropriate, note relevant comments from supervisors, coworkers, and others.
Your detailed and clear explanation of the requirements of the job strengthen my confidence that my education and working experiences are good match for the operation support specialist position and that I will prove to be an asset to USCIS. I have always been considered an ethical, enthusiastic and hard worker, who has an extensive experience interacting with peers, dealing with complainants and customers. Also, someone who has integrity, I believe these qualities was the reason why my previous supervisor and manager entrusted
You had better be able to do better than that or you will be reassigned.
against PharmaCARE, it would be wise for Allen to convince his boss to take care of the mold